Translation of Polish word "mimo to" to English
mimo to
/ˈmʲimɔ tɔ/
Meaning
ConjunctionNevertheless.
How to use
The adversative adverbial/conjunctional phrase 'mimo to' (nevertheless / in spite of this / regardless) is composed of the preposition 'mimo' (despite) and the pronoun 'to' (this). Note: the source metadata mistakenly lists this as a verb, which is a major error; it is a phrase.
🇬🇧 English
nonetheless
Structure Guide
Polish Word: mimo to
Translation: nonetheless
Example Sentences
Byłem chory, mimo to poszedłem do pracy.
I was sick; nonetheless, I went to work.
Nie miałem czasu, mimo to spróbuję to zrobić.
I didn't have time; nonetheless, I will try to do it.
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Common phrases
- a mimo to— and yet / and in spite of this
- mimo to uważam— nevertheless I think / believe
- mimo to spróbuję— in spite of this I will try
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What does the Polish word "mimo to" mean?▼
The Polish word "mimo to" means "nonetheless" in English.
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